All Recipes and Posts by cocoaeric

This cake for Mr. All-Decade features a runner tearing across the track from the runner’s starting blocks. The cake is decorated and frosted in buttercream and the little runner is made of fondant.Read more

We’ve done a few of these cakes that combine DC Comics and movie icons Superman and Batman on a cake. With the next Man of Steel movie set to have the two battle it out, we may be making a few more in the future. The cake is decorated and...Read more

The peaceful and pensive Vulcans from Star Trek have a simple saying that’s worth repeating: “Live Long and Prosper”. Spock, on the original series, played by Leonard Nimoy, was fond of the catch phrase. The cake features Spock’s slogan on the top of the cake, along with the split finger...Read more

Your friendly neighborhood web slinger never looked so good in buttercream. Spidey cast his web over the top of the cake and our beloved New York skyline wraps around the side of this round cake. This Marvel superhero, a native of Forest Hills in Queens, NY, has a movie sequel...Read more

It was Tae’s birthday, and Tae loves chocolate, so why not have a cake literally covered in it? Why the heck not? For those with a serious chocolate obsession, check out the “Martha”, “Cara” or “Natalia” on our cake varieties page.Read more

So, the story is that the birthday girl is one one of those “caveman” diets that the Cro-Magnons ate way back when. It involves eating only antelope or something like that. The sexy cavegirl has her animal hide dress and a big club for doing things that you do with...Read more

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar but a birthday cake from Cocoa Bakery is always something special. The two fingers of scotch whiskey has an ice cube in it (which is a mistake, always drink it neat) sits comfortably next to a fine cigar, waiting to be lit. The...Read more

Richard loves Formula 1 racing, so we made a red race car just for him. The car and driver are fondant and sit atop a cake frosted in our buttercream. The cake went from zero to an open mouth in 2.5 seconds.Read more